In Oregon, there are 112 surety bonding requirements that individuals and businesses need to acquire. 40 different government departments, agencies, commissions, counties, and cities regulate various industries and operations with the State and use the surety bond as a tool to protect Oregon's beautiful landscape and people.
Construction Bonds
With the most varied set of bonding requirements, contractors need bonds for all manner of licenses, permits, and contracts.
Court/Probate Bonds
Bonds related to court orders or the execution of trusts and wills. Whether the personal representative, plaintiff, defendant, or trustee you may need one of these bonds.
Finance Bonds
Bond requirements related to money management, mortgages, tax payments, and collections.
Fidelity Bonds
Business Service, Employee Dishonesty, ERISA, and Janitorial Service Bonds
Transportation Bonds
Bonds related to motor vehicles (including trucks and boats), fuel, tires, and the regulation of the transportation.
Healthcare Bonds
Healthcare service related bonds for dentists, optometrists, nursing homes, prescription drug wholesalers, and health care services.
School Bonds
Required bond for contractor schools, commercial driving schools, and schools of varying degrees.
Other Bonds
Some bonds play by their own rules and refuse to be categorized with others such as Labor Contractor, Fight Promoter, and Private Employment Agency bonds.
The following bonds are requested more than others at Jet. Get right into in by selecting your bond category below.
Contractor License Bond
Residential and commercial contractors are required to have a license bond by the Construction Contractors Board.
Fuel Tax Bond
Fuels dealers, sellers and users are required to get a bond to guarantee tax payments to Oregon.
Mortgage Lender Bond
Mortgage broker and lenders are required to carry a bond to be licensed in Oregon.
Auto Dealer Bond
Vehicle Dealers must purchase a $50,000 surety bond to be licensed with the Oregon Department of Transportation.